Wavelength-scale optical parametric oscillators
a wavelength-scale optical and parametric technology, applied in non-linear optics, instruments, optics, etc., can solve the problems of inability to directly apply to accurately model opos in nano-structures, conventional theories which have mostly been developed for travelling wave nonlinear optical systems [17] or high-q resonators
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[0193]f. Example Networks of OPOs
[0194]FIG. 14A illustrates an example of OPO network 1400 including a plurality of OPOs wherein the resonators are coupled evanescently and FIG. 14B illustrates how the modes of OPOs (the output electromagnetic fields of signal (s) and idler (i)) in FIG. 14A) are coupled. In general, the OPOs can be evanescently coupled (via an evanescent wave or field) or coupled through couplings 1402. Example couplings include, but are not limited to, waveguides a waveguide between each pair of resonators) or auxiliary cavities (e.g., a cavity containing two or more resonators). In some examples, each of the resonators are pumped by a pump outputting the electromagnetic field with different phases and / or different amplitudes.
[0195]In one or more examples, the time evolution of the output electromagnetic fields (signal s and idler i) outputted from each of the OPOs are given by
[0196]ddtam(s)=(iδωm-αm2)am(s)+i∑l∑nηlmnblan(i)*ddtan(i)*=(-iδωn-α...
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